Zimbabwe: DDF Committed to Binga Road Upgrade Targets

[The Herald] THE District Development Fund (DDF) is determined to complete all its roads rehabilitations and upgrade targets in line with the National Development Strategy 1 (NDS1)as it enforces strict supervision on private contractors.
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Kenya: Wang’uru Town Parking Gets Facelift Ahead of Mashujaa Fete

[Nation] Kirinyaga Governor Anne Waiguru on Monday launched the construction of cabro parking spaces and street improvement project in Wang'uru town as the county prepares to host this year's Mashujaa Day celebrations.
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Ghana: Abofu Manye Wants Achimota Aayalolo Storm Drain Fixed

[Ghanaian Times] Abofu Manye, Naa Ayikaikor Odanta I, yesterday appealed to the Greater Accra Regional Minister, Henry Quartey, through the Okaikwei North Municipal Assembly to as a matter of urgency, reconstruct the storm drain under the bridge near Achimota Aayalolo station in Accra.
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Nigeria: Nigeria and Failure of Bridges

[This Day] Government should invest more on maintenance of bridges
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Cameroon: Far North – Promising Future for Special Reconstruction Plan

[Cameroon Tribune] Prime Minister Joseph Dion Ngute on September 28, 2021 chaired the Inter-ministerial meeting dedicated to the Special Reconstruction Plan for the Far North Region.
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Nigeria: IBEDC Says Construction of Abeokuta-Sagamu-Mowe 33kv Double-Circuit Overhead Lines Nearing Completion

[Vanguard] The Management of Ibadan Electricity Distribution Company (IBEDC) has restated its commitment to the completion of the ongoing construction work on the Abeokuta-Sagamu-Mowe 33KV dual-circuit line.
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Ghana: GSA Vows to Enforce Standards in Built Environment

[Ghanaian Times] The Ghana Standards Authority (GSA) has given the strongest indication to enforce standards within the building and construction industry, as new technologies emerge.
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Uganda: Govt Launches Shs19 Billion Road Project in Busia

[Monitor] Government has launched a Shs19b road project under the Uganda Support to Municipality Infrastructure Development (USMID) in Busia Town.
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Gambia: Banjulians Blame Gai Construction for Poor Street Construction

[The Point] Residents in the City of Banjul have raised concern over what many described as 'the poor street works in the city' by Gai Construction Enterprise, thereby making free flow of water almost impossible.
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